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| 1 | Surety: 0 | Robinson, Charles Frank (I2607)
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| 2 | Birth Surety: 0 | Aldous, Georgiana Maria (I2549)
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| 3 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2566)
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| 4 | Birth Surety: 0 | Giles, Elizabeth (I2592)
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| 5 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Eric John Leslie (I2593)
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| 6 | Birth Surety: 0 | Shell, Veronica Mary (I2598)
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| 7 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2599)
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| 8 | Birth Surety: 0 | Aldous, Elizabeth May (I2601)
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| 9 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2602)
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| 10 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Frederic (I2615)
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| 11 | Birth Surety: 0 | Perkins, Michael Bernard (I2620)
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| 12 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Charles (I2616)
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| 13 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Ellen Jane (I2614)
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| 14 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, George (I2548)
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| 15 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Dora Jessie (I2571)
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| 16 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Mary (I2617)
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| 17 | Birth Surety: 0 | Shell, Rupert John (I2567)
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| 18 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Edward Francis (I2600)
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| 19 | Birth Surety: 0 | Robinson, Helen Elizabeth May (I2605)
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| 20 | Death Surety: 0 | Aldous, Georgiana Maria (I2549)
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| 21 | Death Surety: 0 | Aldous, Elizabeth May (I2601)
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| 22 | Death Surety: 0 | Perkins, Michael Bernard (I2620)
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| 23 | Death Surety: 0 | Robinson, Eric John Leslie (I2593)
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| 24 | Death Surety: 0 | Giles, Elizabeth (I2592)
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| 25 | Death Surety: 0 | Robinson, Edward Francis (I2600)
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| 26 | Death Surety: 0 | Robinson, George (I2548)
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| 27 | Death Surety: 0 | Robinson, Dora Jessie (I2571)
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| 28 | Death Surety: 0 | Robinson, Kate Dorothy (I2609)
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| 29 | (Research):The Whole Family emigrated to Canada 20 Dec 1836 | Watling, William (I1570)
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| 30 | (Research):Wato would suggest this is LA Cusson and places the marriage in 1859 Need to check this out | Gisson, Lucy Ann (I1508)
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| 31 | 1010 THE POTTERY GAZETTE. November 1, 1893 Alleged Cruelty.-David Pulford, earthenware and china warehouseman, was summoned last month at the Stowmarket Petty Sessions, on the information of one of the inspectors of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, charged with cruelty to a mare ; and Edward Groom, a carman in the employ of Mr. Pulford, was charged with working the mare while in an unfit state. Inspector Strand said on Thursday, September 21, at 3.30, while in Bury-street, Stowmarket, he saw a black mare attached to a wagon laden with earthenware. He noticed the animal to be in poor condition, and apparently weak. He stopped Groom, who said he had just been to Needham Market, and was going home. The stables being not far off, witness went there and examined the mare. He found the near fore-knee lacerated and discharging. A bad bruise was on the inside of the near fetlock ; on the back was a wound about the size of a five-shilling piece, on which was placed a piece of rag. Ho asked (Irooni if he knew the mare had a sore back, and he said, "Yes," adding that he had called someone's attention to it. -Inspector Phillip, who saw the mare, deposed that the withers were raw from a wound. There was also a wound on the off fetlock, and on the left knee there was an old wound.-The Bench decided to hear another case against Mr. Pulford before giving their decision. The inspector deposed that after seeing the mare he went to Mr. Pulford and asked him if he was aware the mare's back was sore. He said he was, but did not think it was so bad. Witness told Mr. Pulford that under the most favourable circumstances the sore on the back would take a week to heal.-Mr. Pulford, who conducted his own case, called Alfred Edwards, who stated that he had been with Mr. Pulford over six years, and had full control of the trade horses. This mare's back was not sore when he sent it out on the morning of September 21, and whatever happened to it occurred during that day. The animal only travelled 3 miles ; had he thought it unfit to go out, he had another horse standing in the stable.-Mr. Frank Oakes said on Friday, September 22, he saw the black mare, and found the withers hard and dry. The animal did not flinch in the least when he nipped them, nor were they tender. He saw no wounds, nor was the skin broken. In his opinion, Mr. Pulford would be the last man to ill-treat any horse.-Mr. Pulford having addressed the Bench in defence, the Chairman said the magistrates did not think there was sufficient evidence to convict within the meaning of the Act, but there were sufficient .grounds to bring the case before them. The costs would be remitted. | Pulfer, David (I4081)
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| 32 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5472)
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| 33 | 16th November 1748 baptised Sarah Riches base daughter of Elizabeth. | Riches, Sarah (I1818)
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| 34 | 18 Nov 1839 William Pulfer bat, fellmonger of Union Street father William Pulfer (fellmonger) to Catherine Grace March sp, of St Helens parish, father Joseph March (butcher). | Family F1170
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| 35 | 1824 Staioner of Wickham Skeith Fishmonger Week ending 26th March David Pulford buried St Botolph | Pulford, David (I2717)
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| 36 | 1841 census Film/Folio No:- HO/107/1015/3 Sch. 6 Page 7 - Hinton, hamlet of Blythburgh SAUNDERS Bridge, aged 25yrs - agricultural labourer Anne, aged 25yrs Samuel, aged 7yrs Ann, aged 5yrs Emma, aged 1yr. | Saunders, Bridge (I1466)
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| 37 | 1841 Census - At home | Pulford, Harriet (I2789)
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| 38 | 1841 Census on the same page Martha Pulford 50 Char-woeman Mary 20 L L | Pulfer, George (I639)
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| 39 | 1851 - Film/Folio No:- HO/107/1803 - 312 - Hinton in Blythburgh SAUNDERS William aged 2yrs born Westleton Elizabeth, aged 8yrs born Hinton Bridges(m) aged 37yrs born Stoven Ann aged 38yrs born Walberswick Sarah, aged 72yrs born Westleton Emma who would have been 11 is not here. It is possible that Elizabeth was a new daughter who went on to be called Emma? | Saunders, Bridge (I1466)
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| 40 | 1851 Census gives birth in France but there is a PR entry that is likely her on 19 feb 1845 but family name given as PULFORD NORTON. Implies father is Edward Norton? There is no GRO entry I can find | Pulford, Sarah Elizabeth (I5552)
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| 41 | 1861 Census - At grandfathers home (James Pulford) | Brooks, Samuel (I2751)
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| 42 | 1861 Census - At grandfathers home (James Pulford) | Brooks, Sarah (I2761)
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| 43 | 1881 cencus for Tormoham gives age 22 and born london | Pulford, Emily (I2333)
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| 44 | 1881 cencus for Tormoham shows birthplace | Pulford, Janet Maud (I2315)
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| 45 | 1881 Census - At home 1901 Census - Teamster on farm at brothers home (George) | Brooks, Walter Henry (I2816)
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| 46 | 1881 Census - At home | Brooks, Robert (I2773)
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| 47 | 1881 Census - At home | Brooks, Selina (I2784)
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| 48 | 1881 Census - At home | Brooks, Jonathan (I2795)
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| 49 | 1881 Census - At home | Brooks, William (I2806)
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| 50 | 1881 Census - Scholar 1891 Census - Confectioner | Spink, Herbert (I2791)
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